Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 292
o be but one adjectivedescriptive of Rubens : magnificent alone expressesthe effect of his color. His system of leveling hissubject to his style was unapproachable, though itmust be confessed that he sometimes condescendedto be gross or vulgar. In painting, his genius wascertainly universal. The… … RUBENS CHILDREN. [FROM A PAINTING BY HIMSELF.] Vol. X.—18. 274 STORIES OF ART AND ARTISTS. [February, most holy men, are in reality W-ii m course, in the execution of such a-number of pict-ures he must have been aided by his pupils, butthere is something characteristic of himself in allof them. In…
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